D1SC Kit: Where/what to buy?
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D1SC Kit: Where/what to buy? OK, I need to pull the trigger and get me a blower setup.
By searching, I've seen that guys have mostly gone with either the updated ATI 8-rib setup or the SDCE tensioner/bracket setup.
Which route should I choose? Why? Necessary accessories (damper?)
And where should I buy the kit? I would like to buy the whole thing including FMIC and plumbing from one vendor... somebody well-known that has parts in stock and ships quickly.
I want this stuff to be new, so "no thanks" to all you guys selling blowers to upgrade to turbos
I would very much appreciate the input from anyone who has recently installed a D1 or P1 and has driven it pretty hard for a couple of months.
Thanks for your help,
Rich
By searching, I've seen that guys have mostly gone with either the updated ATI 8-rib setup or the SDCE tensioner/bracket setup.
Which route should I choose? Why? Necessary accessories (damper?)
And where should I buy the kit? I would like to buy the whole thing including FMIC and plumbing from one vendor... somebody well-known that has parts in stock and ships quickly.
I want this stuff to be new, so "no thanks" to all you guys selling blowers to upgrade to turbos
I would very much appreciate the input from anyone who has recently installed a D1 or P1 and has driven it pretty hard for a couple of months.
Thanks for your help,
Rich
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yes he uses them but they are working just fine on everyones car that has them.
he has a customer with Ricks ATI setup using a D1 and a 370 Rick built making 660rwhp on 91 octane!
purevl is making 700rwhp with his obx intercooler and a STS.
no reason to pay more for an IC in my opinion.
he has a customer with Ricks ATI setup using a D1 and a 370 Rick built making 660rwhp on 91 octane!
purevl is making 700rwhp with his obx intercooler and a STS.
no reason to pay more for an IC in my opinion.
